“…A surgical approach may vary according to the site of injury and the route, but the most common techniques generally include ligation, the primary repair of the vessel, an endto-end anastomosis, and a repair with a graft interposition. [1,3,5,10,11,13] It is also common practice to perform thrombectomy in these cases with an accompanying thrombosis. [8,[11][12][13][14] The thrombectomy catheter should be carefully chosen, and it is also suggested not to reach a full inflation to prevent a possible endothelial catheter-induced injury.…”